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• April 06, 2011
• 3:28

  Google Chrome To Protect Users Against Malicious Executables

   » ‎ Darknet
  It looks like Google Chrome is stepping up to provide users with the most secure browsing experience. The browser has been built with security in mind since the beginning with it’s sandbox model and it escaped exploitation during the recent Pwn2Own contest. Now they are infringing on the area of anti-virus vendors and stepping up [...]
  
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  Tags:  chrome protect google read sandbox-model virus-vendors secure-browsing Countermeasures  

• May 21, 2010
• 5:36

  [Slides] Malware Analysis for the Enterprise

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Jason Ross
  Tags: malware malware analysis
  Event: Black Hat DC 2010
  Abstract: Your organization has Anti-Virus deployed and is logging virus activity to a central location. Your IDS is watching the perimeter, and you have your systems on a regular patch cycle. Malware doesn't affect you, right? Wrong. This presentation shows where these technologies are falling short and why malware analysis is quickly becoming a need for companies other than Anti Virus vendors. We'll discuss the pros and cons to virtual machines and bare metal as they apply to the purpose of analyzing malicious software.

  Tags:  virus analysis malware jason-ross-tags virus-vendors virus-activity jason-ross  

• 5:36

  [Paper] Malware Analysis for the Enterprise

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Jason Ross
  Tags: malware malware analysis
  Event: Black Hat DC 2010
  Abstract: Your organization has Anti-Virus deployed and is logging virus activity to a central location. Your IDS is watching the perimeter, and you have your systems on a regular patch cycle. Malware doesn't affect you, right? Wrong. This presentation shows where these technologies are falling short and why malware analysis is quickly becoming a need for companies other than Anti Virus vendors. We'll discuss the pros and cons to virtual machines and bare metal as they apply to the purpose of analyzing malicious software.

  Tags:  virus analysis malware jason-ross-tags virus-vendors virus-activity jason-ross  

• May 12, 2010
• 3:47

  New Argument Switch Attack Bypasses Windows Security Software

   » ‎ Darknet
  There’s been a lot of highly technical and most theoretical attacks lately, academic season really is in full swing. This is a very neat attack which is being labeled somewhere between catastrophic and mildly annoying depending on who you ask. It effects most of the major Anti-virus vendors, it’s called an argument-switch attack and...
  
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  Tags:  new attack argument read windows-security-software virus-vendors full-swing ExploitsVulnerabilities